The UK's first Celebrity Traitors series commenced with 19 famous faces arriving at the historic Ardross Castle in Alness, north of Inverness in the Scottish Highlands. From the outset, the game quickly unfolded with its characteristic betrayals and banishments, drawing significant viewer attention and sparking discussions across social media.

Early in the series, Paloma Faith became the first victim, dramatically 'murdered' as her coffin lid closed in real-time. This was followed by the first banishment of Niko Omilana, who, to the room's disappointment, revealed himself to be a faithful. The second murder saw Olympic diver Tom Daley chosen for the shock factor. Subsequent accusations led to comedian Tameka Empson being banished, also confirming her status as a faithful.

As the series progressed, another 'murder' took place on Thursday (October 16), with Irish actress Ruth Codd becoming the latest casualty. This decision, made by traitors Jonathan Ross, singer Cat Burns, and comedian Alan Carr in the turret, saw Ruth being targeted as